Glaresis
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4154.5.9 |
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lsid:zoobank.org:pub:18234390-9E08-4C77-AB73-9D522BA5B2DF |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6059826 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03D287EB-FF9E-FFEA-FF48-FABCFA1807BB |
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Plazi |
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Glaresis |
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Key to South American species of Glaresis View in CoL
1. Robust, usually much larger species (~ 4–6 mm). Pronotum strongly convex; median longitudinal furrow and foveae indistinct; surface with large, round tubercles............................................... G. pardoalcaidei Martínez et al. View in CoL
1´. Elongate, smaller species (~ 4 mm or less). Pronotum not strongly convex and with distinct median longitudinal furrow and foveae; surface with small, indistinct tubercles at setal bases or distinctly elongate tubercles.......................... 2
2. Elytral setae fine, short, almost indistinct. Metafemora ventrally with interrupted carina appearing as two tubercles ( Fig. 5)..................................................................................... Glaresis smithi Paulsen View in CoL
2´. Elytral setae coarse, long, and distinct. Metafemora not as above................................................ 3
3. Larger species (~ 4 mm), external tooth of metatibia strong, carina extending onto ventral surface ( Fig. 6). Atacama region of Chile, Peru...................................................................... Glaresis mondacai Paulsen. View in CoL ............................................................................. Glaresis fritzi Martínez et al. View in CoL
3´. Smaller species (~ 3.5 mm), external tooth of metatibia moderate, carina not extending onto ventral surface (Fig. X). Argentina.......................................................................................... Glaresis fritzi View in CoL
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